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Outpatient Therapy
What is Outpatient Therapy?
Outpatient therapy is offered at a clinic or hospital for patients with minor physical or medical concerns who need
structured rehabilitation services. Outpatient therapy includes physical, occupational and speech services.
structured rehabilitation services. Outpatient therapy includes physical, occupational and speech services.
Outpatient therapy is offered at a clinic or hospital for patients with minor physical or medical concerns who need
structured rehabilitation services. Outpatient therapy includes physical, occupational and speech services.
Outpatient therapy is offered at a clinic or hospital for patients with minor physical or medical concerns who need
structured rehabilitation services. Outpatient therapy includes physical, occupational and speech services.
What type of patient is treated there?
Patients recovering from surgeries such as knee/hip/shoulder replacement; acute injuries such as sprains or fractures;
patients with splinting, prosthetic and/or adaptive equipment needs; patients with speech impairments or swallowing
disorders. Patients can also be referred to therapy for cognitive and memory impairments.
patients with splinting, prosthetic and/or adaptive equipment needs; patients with speech impairments or swallowing
disorders. Patients can also be referred to therapy for cognitive and memory impairments.
Patients recovering from surgeries such as knee/hip/shoulder replacement; acute injuries such as sprains or fractures;
patients with splinting, prosthetic and/or adaptive equipment needs; patients with speech impairments or swallowing
disorders. Patients can also be referred to therapy for cognitive and memory impairments.
Patients recovering from surgeries such as knee/hip/shoulder replacement; acute injuries such as sprains or fractures;
patients with splinting, prosthetic and/or adaptive equipment needs; patients with speech impairments or swallowing
disorders. Patients can also be referred to therapy for cognitive and memory impairments.
How long will I attend therapy?
The therapist will develop a detailed treatment plan that will include therapy sessions one to five days per week, usually
for 30-60 minutes for weeks-months.
for 30-60 minutes for weeks-months.
The therapist will develop a detailed treatment plan that will include therapy sessions one to five days per week, usually
for 30-60 minutes for weeks-months.
The therapist will develop a detailed treatment plan that will include therapy sessions one to five days per week, usually
for 30-60 minutes for weeks-months.
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